SerenjiSerenji from George James Software (GJS) is an extension for Visual Studio Code (VSCode), allowing you to browse, edit and debug InterSystems ObjectScript code directly in namespaces of InterSystems environments. Serenji includes an embedded edition of the Deltanji source code management product from GJS. A separate extension integrates Deltanji as a VSCode source control provider which you can interact with from the Source Control viewlet. Click here for more information about that extension. You can also access Serenji's embedded Deltanji through its web browser UI. Unless you have disabled VSCode's telemetry feature, this extension will send some usage data to GJS. For more details consult the section below. InstallationClick here for full instructions for a new installation. If you are upgrading from a previous version of this extension, click here and perform the steps in the section titled 'Install the Serenji software' on each server you connect to. This ensures they are running matching support code. FeaturesSince its debut in 1999 Serenji has built a strong reputation as a code editor and debugger for developers working on the InterSystems platforms. Now Serenji has been re-engineered as a Visual Studio Code extension to provide state-of-the-art browsing, editing and debugging of InterSystems IRIS, Ensemble, Caché and HealthShare source code from Linux, macOS and Windows workstations. With Serenji you can:
Known Issues
Release NotesThis is version 3.1.3. See the Changelog for details. TelemetryThis extension uses the vscode-extension-telemetry module to report usage data to a Microsoft Azure Application Insights (AppInsights) endpoint controlled by George James Software. An example of the custom datapoints:
AppInsights also provides geolocation data. You can disable all telemetry output from VSCode by setting SupportEmail support@georgejames.com |